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I laughed out loud throughout this book. It's hilarious!!

Funny Book! Easy read! Left me wanting more.

Neither memoir nor humor nor diet book, this odd duck is a compilation of vignettes from Alley's childhood and musings about her weight, kids, and body image.

Kirstie is REAL here. From reading this book I know, I could hang out with her. She lets us in to her world and you can see her honesty. This is not going to change the world, but it is interesting to get to know her.

She has a very comical and raw style, does not shy away from embarrassing details and graphic descriptions, and fills in the blanks on what you think you might know about her. If she wasn't so rich and famous, you would have the feeling you were having a hushed conversation at a sleepover with your slightly older, slightly slutty cousin who doesn't mind giving you EVERY detail of her last date. It's a quick read, warm and humorous with a sprinkling of scandal and groans and a little revenge, a good time. I definitely recommend it, and like the others reviewing it say, it is NOT a diet book, the theme of weight just is a constant throughout her adult life.

Funny. Quick read. Book was very random, but enjoyable. A definite book for Kirstie Alley fans.